If the symptoms are mild, symptomatic treatment is generally enough. Children with mild cough can drink plenty of water and rest properly, and then cough to promote secretion discharge. If the symptoms are serious, it is best to take some antitussive drugs for treatment, and the general cure time is about 1 week. For children with serious illness, such as children with purulent sputum or blood in sputum, anti-inflammatory and cough treatment are needed, which may take 7 to 10 days to recover.

Four therapies to keep children away from acute bronchitis.

General treatment: pay attention to rest, maintain a good surrounding environment, change positions frequently, drink plenty of water, and supplement a lot of vitamin C.

Second, anti-infection. Because most pathogens are viruses, antibiotics are generally not used for treatment. Children suspected to be complicated with bacterial infection should choose appropriate antibiotics according to possible pathogens, such as macrolide antibiotics for mycoplasma infection.

Third, symptomatic treatment. Resolving phlegm and relieving cough is the key to symptomatic treatment. Compound licorice mixture, acute syrup or ambroxol can be used, and infants can be given drugs by atomizing inhalation. To promote expectoration, antitussive drugs, such as opioids and codeine, are not recommended to promote secretion discharge.

Fourth, anti-asthma You can inhale β -receptor agonist by atomization, or you can take Quan Li Ning orally or inject aminophylline intravenously. Children with severe wheezing can use glucocorticoid in a short time, such as oral prednisone, and some anti-allergic drugs can also be used.

In a word, children's acute bronchitis can generally be cured in about 7 days. For some children with more serious conditions, they can choose the way of atomizing inhalation, and they can also be cured in 7- 10d. The treatment of acute bronchitis in children mainly involves anti-asthma, relieving cough and resolving phlegm, symptomatic treatment and general treatment, etc. Usually, it is not recommended to relieve cough, dilute sputum by atomizing inhalation, and cough can promote sputum discharge.